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Once the principle of equal treatment is recognised, it becomes easier to:

AWaive a struggle
BWiden a struggle
CWage a struggle
DWager a struggle
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Wage a struggle
1. Women are still not always treated with respect. 2. But the claim now has legal and moral force. 3. It becomes easier to wage a struggle. _Source: syllabus Social Science, 'Democratic Politics II', Ch 7 'Outcomes of Democracy'_
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